- aperiodically,
since all of the
above types allow for a
periodic tiling.
Nonperiodic monohedral pentagonal tilings can also be constructed, like the example...
- prototiles; that is, a
shape that can
tessellate space but only in a
nonperiodic way. Such a
shape is
called an einstein, a word play on ein Stein, German...
- of this
effect in a
highly cited,
seminal paper called Deterministic Nonperiodic Flow (the
calculations were
performed on a
Royal McBee LGP-30 computer)...
-
exhibits classic chaotic behavior. This
means roughly that it is a "
nonperiodic oscillator"; it
produces an
oscillating waveform that,
unlike an ordinary...
-
constructed from a
single primitive cell is
called nonperiodic. If a
given set of
tiles allows only
nonperiodic tilings, then this set of
tiles is
called aperiodic...
-
tiling that can
admit a
regular octagon. The Ammann–Beenker
tiling is a
nonperiodic tesselation of
prototiles that
feature prominent octagonal silver eightfold...
-
article Logistic map), in
which case the map is said to have
unobservable nonperiodicity: p. 18 or
unobservable chaos. He and his
colleagues (Edward Ott and...
- In
electrical engineering, the
power factor of an AC
power system is
defined as the
ratio of the real
power absorbed by the load to the
apparent power...
-
studying the three-body problem, he
found that
there can be
orbits that are
nonperiodic, and yet not
forever increasing nor
approaching a
fixed point. In 1898...
-
advisor was Alan N.
Willson Jr. and his Ph.D.
dissertation is
titled "
Nonperiodic forced overflow oscillations in
digital filters." In 1991,
while still...
